Oily spots from grease, tar,  baby oil, suntan oil,  etc are usually quite stable, so they’re not especially urgent to deal with – apart from visual annoyance.

     As long as you call your Local Hometown Professional Carpet Cleaner. within a few days, oil can usually be removed with success.

     Scrape up the excess, remove as much of the oil as possible without spreading it.

     Do not apply water or any other liquid as oil repels water and it will probably just spread the oil out over a larger area.

     We wouldn’t recommend using any of the available stain removers you see advertised or at your local market, as these may make it worse.

     These simple tips will minimize any damage or discoloration to your carpets and rugs. 

    Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for “Carpet Shield” carpet and fabric protector.  

By: Rose 

(916) 226-5466

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     What should you do when it comes to spills on your carpet? The 1st is to blot it out with paper towels. Do not press it on your carpet. Depending on what was spilled, a damp towel would be enough to clean it. A small amount of baking soda should remove any lingering odors from the spill. If you spill a red soda of any kind, or grape type sodas, immediately call your Professional Carpet Cleaning Professional. This also applies to red wines. We all have procedures to remove spots or stains while keeping your carpets looking great.

     Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for (Carpet Shield) carpet protector.   

     By: Rose 

(916) 226-5466

https://youtu.be/EDQ-AuYvwz4

     Everybody has a weakness, mine is a long term commitment area rugs and endless cleaning routines to keep them fresh and pretty.

     I simply can’t walk past a carpet shop without peeking in and dreaming how each would look in every room of my home. Some women have a shoe thing, my thing is carpets.

     Because of my affinity for area rugs, I’ve built up a rather wonderful knowledge base on how to keep them spotless. Of course, keeping your woolen or synthetic rugs clean depends largely on what type of rugs you have at home.

     Here’s an important cleaning tip – all rugs are not made equal. Certain area rugs require specialist treatment like Persian, Kelim, or Oriental. 

     If your home’s anything like mine – Sand, dirt and bits of the great outdoors make their way inside on the shoes of my friends and family members in Roseville, Ca.

     When accidents happen as they do, the best course of action is to clean your rug immediately, using the right agents to make sure color-fastness isn’t compromised. Most manufacturers have made their rugs stain-resistant, which gives you a head start.

     Always do a thorough vacuum first before you attempt the washing routine and make sure all other areas of your home are clean too!

    Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for “Carpet Shield” carpet and fabric protector.

By: Rose 

(916) 226-5466

https://youtu.be/EDQ-AuYvwz4

     Whether you’re getting new carpet in your home or having your existing carpets cleaned. Consider using soil retardant or carpet protector to keep your entire home looking great. While this can be done on your own, we recommend using  your local Professional Carpet Care Specialist. 

     Carpet Shield carpet protectors act like a shield against dirt and dust particles that will protect them for years to come.

     Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for (Carpet Shield) carpet protector.   

     By: Rose 

(916) 226-5466

https://youtu.be/EDQ-AuYvwz4

     Coffee and tea are natural dyes, although these types of spills are not so urgent as discoloration will take a longer period of time.

Again the ‘Draw up Flush out’ technique is best in your carpet.

     Draw up with paper towels. Apply pressure with your hand. Keep going with fresh paper towels until the paper towels are dry.

     Then flush out with clean water once you’ve soaked up the majority of the spill. Flush the water on the spill and soak it up with paper towels.

    Be sure to ask your Professional Carpet Care Specialist for “Carpet Shield” carpet and fabric protector.

By: Rose 

(916) 226-5466

https://youtu.be/EDQ-AuYvwz4